You’ve just closed on a beautiful new-construction house in a master planned Houston home community. Everything is clean, new, and under warranty. You can still smell the fresh paint. So you assume you’re safe from “old house” problems like rats and raccoons. But think again, because new construction zones are actually high risk zones. They’re often more vulnerable to wildlife
Sure, the trash pandas are adorable. Everyone loves their tiny little hands! Yet when coons get too close, disease can follow. In fact, raccoons carry so many diseases that we’d be hard pressed to name them all. Still, we can give you the most common ones. Leptospirosis What it is: a bacterial disease that affects humans and animals. What it
Have you seen a pack of little trash pandas cavorting around your yard? Raccoons can be adorable, but like any wild animals they can bring some trouble! We’ve been seeing a lot more raccoons in Sugar Land lately, and so we thought we’d take time to walk you through some of what you need to know if you’re seeing raccoons
There are ten species of bats inhabiting the Woodlands area: The Eastern Red Bat The Seminole Bat The Hoary Bat The Northern Yellow Bat The Big Brown Bat The Evening Bat The Eastern Pipistrelle The Silver-Haired Bat The Free-tailed Bat On certain nights in the area you can see hundreds of them taking flight, off to look for food. With
Many people enjoy living in The Woodlands because it puts them right next door to the 1800-acre George Mitchell Nature Preserve. While you might enjoy being able to spot various creatures when you visit the Preserve, the last place you want them is in your home or business. It’s not unusual for bats, raccoons, grey squirrels, rats, opossums, snakes, bees,
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